KPN has since the opening of the hotline 450 complaints received from subscribers who claim that they are financ lwa le damage suffered by the temporary shutdown of the e-mail servers. That has KPN ceo Eelco Blok on the NOS let me know.
Block will on Thursday the permanent parliamentary Committee for Security and Justice report on the hack at the provider. This will, behind closed doors, be done, reported the NOS. The KPN-ceo let loose, there are now 450 claims were submitted on the hotline. This Monday was open after KPN for more than two days of its mail servers offline had been achieved and more than two million users no e-mail could pick up.
The isp decided to do so after the hackers from the systems of KPN were invaded and insight, which would have been in customer data. Also there was the fear that there login credentials of 500 customers were published, but these accountdata later turned coming from a break-in at the webshop Baby-Dump.
KPN asked earlier this week its customers to enter the password of the email account to change. This is currently used by half a million customers done, so let Block know. The telecom ceo also had to know that KPN is the only time to worry has created, or his online services be continued. KPN would, however, at the time the risk after the hack have been identified: “then we have the right measures taken,” said Block.